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When you purchase real property, you will receive a written document (called "the deed") which transfers the ownership (title) of the property to you as the purchaser. The deed gives you formal title in exchange usually for a specified amount of money. The conveyance of real...
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Whether you plan to rehab or wholesale, you'll need to build a buyers list. These are the investors to whom you'll sell properties. If you plan to wholesale, these folks can make you very rich.
If your goal is to rehab, from time-to-time you'll come across a property you...
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You are a real estate investor. Your goal is to buy a few houses in your neighborhood at the best price possible. So you target foreclosures, right? First you will need to find a local foreclosure listing service (such as Foreclosures.com). Most large cities have them, and...
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So, you just want to buy foreclosures? You want it to be "simple and easy" and at the same time--a great buy. So you ask, "What's the best way to buy foreclosures?" I wish I could answer with, "It's easy, just do this . . . " But I'm sorry, I'm just not going to lie to you....
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The “mobile home/land deal” is a hybrid investment property. Using any one of the techniques found in creative real estate investing, we buy land with a mobile home on it, or we buy a mobile home and place it on land we have purchased. The mobile home itself is initially...
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Mistake #1
They take TOO Long. Good deals don’t wait around for indecisive people. Many people “think a deal to death.” One way to lower your anxiety level with a deal is to move forward provisionally (i.e. with a clause of some sort.)
Mistake #2
They trust the sel
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